The Daily Grind: If you had room for only two MMOs on your computer, which would they be?
Recently, my gaming desktop of 10 years ground to a screeching halt and died pathetically while my hopes, dreams, and Steam library evaporated. While I...
Oracle believed to have cut 10,000 positions across multiple divisions as mass layoffs begin to fuel AI investments — company is reportedly reducing headcount to fund data centers
Oracle reportedly cut over 10,000 positions based on reports from various employees. The move comes after the company has spent billions of dollars on AI infrastructure, with some saying that it will be in the red until 2030 after all this spending.
Pay $611 for 64GB of Corsair Vengeance RAM and Samsung’s 2TB PCIe Gen 5 9100 Pro when paired with a Gigabyte X870 Auros Elite motherboard and Corsair Frame 5000D case — matching colors for a pure white build
Bag 64GB of DDR5-6400 RAM, a 2TB Samsung 9100 Pro SSD, X870 motherboard, and Corsair Frame PC Case
Hacker charged for stealing $53 million in crypto, faces up to 30 years in prison — Uranium Finance thief spent $2 million of illicit funds on Magic: The Gathering, $1 million on Pokémon cards
Jonathan Spalletta is charged with computer fraud and money laundering for stealing more than $53.3 million worth of cryptocurrency from Uranium Finance, resulting in its shut down.
PC enthusiast finds relic Nvidia 3D Vision 2 glasses for $2.99 — PC gaming artifact from 2011 cost $149 new, was once Nvidia’s ‘vision’ for the future of gaming
Redditor bought a sealed retail box featuring ‘Nvidia Vision 2’ 3D glasses for just $2.99.
Apple turns 50 — one of the world’s biggest tech companies started with hobbyist computers
Apple is 50 years old. The company, famous for its iPhones and AirPods, is built on a foundation of hobbyist computing.
Act fast to grab this 32GB Corsair Vengeance DDR5 RAM for under $300, the cheapest kit in months — limited-time Woot deal is $70 cheaper than the next-best rival
Save 25% on this Corsair Vengeance 32GB DDR5-6000 RAM, on sale at Woot for a limited-time only.
Google research suggests encryption technique used by Bitcoin will be cracked by quantum computers around 2029 — search giant says quantum attacks need to be prepared for now
New research from Google suggests that future quantum computers will develop quickly enough to pose a risk to elliptic-curve cryptography, used in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, as soon as 2029, and its researchers say action should be taken now to prepare.
Mortal Online 2 Proposes New PvP Flagging System Required For Criminal Activity
The latest development blog from the Mortal Online 2 team pitches major changes to how PvP flagging works, soliciting feedback from players before they start...
Give Mainframe Your Feedback on Proposed Pax Dei NPC Aggro Fixes, From Endless Chases to Chain Aggro
The Pax Dei team is seeking community feedback on potential dungeon improvements centered around NPC aggro, from endless chases to chain aggro, and more. Go...